Favourite moment of the season?

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Last 4/5 minutes at Old Tarfford when Sterling/Bernardo and KDB were taking the piss out of Ashley Young in the corner.

Anyone got a video?

Ask and you shall recieve:

Edit: No volume :/

 

[hertsblue]

Twatting the ball at Ashley Young for about 5mins at the swamp

I still say he should have seen red for kicking out in sheer frustration at that. 2 reds he avoided v us this season. But funny as hell, its like their players had never practiced with the ball on the ground before

 

[franksinatra]

I think ot has to be the goal to seal the 100 points now. Fitting, like in 2012, it was the last meaningful kick of the season.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Well, this might seem like a strange choice, but I think it was when we were 4-0 up against Spurs, and they simply resorted to clogging us because they couldn't think of anything else to do (although the ref didn't do his job that day: Spurs could have easily seen two reds). The best footballing side after us (at that point in the season) were reduced to that. I came out of it thinking, "Yes, we are the best in the league by a country mile, and we're going to win this".

 

[SebastianBlue]

Sterling's 96th minute winner.

This. Had the perfect angle of it curling in from my seat and then he (and a skipping, mad Mendy along with the rest of the team and bench) ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of us.

Brilliant moment and when I (and I think the team) knew we were going to have a special season.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Yeah the 96th minute winner was the time that I genuinely started to believe that we were unbeatable.

 

[Delphinho]

When Bernardo, Raheem and KDB ran the clock down in the derby for nearly three minutes in front of us - if anyone has a the full clip it is brilliant.

I loved that.

 

[malg]

The build up to Sane's goal v Arsenal away.

 

[SkyBlueTX]

The 93:02 Centurian moment.

 

[PepInYourStep]

I've just read the first page and agree with them all haha

I have two to add. Sterling's goal vs Southampton kept the winning run going and made us look untouchable and also winning the penalty shootout at Leicester with a young side that but for the ref would've already been in the next round.

Both were special moments that created a bond of togetherness between Pep, the players and fans. Add that to yesterday I think Pep might just fall in love and stay for a few years